Re: Euphoria Standard Library
I'm glad you're still working on this, I asked if you were on it a few
weeks ago and nobody answered to it.
I'll try to look if I have some usefull routines inside all the
programs i've made so far (of course the ones that you haven't covered
yet).
Best Regards,
Guillermo Bonvehi
AKA: Caballero Rojo - Knixeur
Jeffrey Fielding wrote:
There are currently three developers working on ESL, and we've made
some
progress, though ESL is far from finished. In case you haven't heard of
ESL before, it's a library that was originally designed to help solve
Euphoria's current namespace problems and encourage code reuse through
a
standard, uniform, easy to use, and comprehensive set of frequently
used
routines. Although namespace problems are not so much of a concern now,
I
think ESL will, when completed, help by increasing code reuse (and thus
decreasing development time, at least somewhat). Furthermore, I think
ESL
would help newcomers to Euphoria by providing routines which they might
expect to find built-in (abs(x), for example). Anyway, you can see what
we've done so far at the ESL project site on
sourceforge: http://sourceforge.net/projects/standardeu/ All our work
is currently in CVS - we haven't made any releases since
it's
not anywhere near complete, and the code is probably going to change a
lot
before it is - so if you want to look at the source, you can browse the
CVS. I wouldn't suggest using it yet, though, since the final version
will
probably be incompatible with the current version, and the current
version
hasn't been thoroughly tested. So if you have any suggestions as to
what to add, or even better, if
you
have an include file or two (or just a few routines) that you'd like to
contribute, please send them to me or, if you want to join the project,
send me your sourceforge username and I'll add you to the list of
developers so you contribute directly through CVS etc. Jeff
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